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Pl tb (tev, S728) FBI Date: Transmit the following in ———————7ipe in plaintext of Code Type in plaintext or code? (Priority) 1 CE 157-6171) e+ Li---~--- PART IL The following is a summary of the BPP activities 0 in the Charlotte Division: During the month of January, 1973, activities of the Winston-Salem BPP Chapter were confined to the sale of The Black Panther Newspaper. Sources report that BPP funds fase Talon under-S100-00s— No public activities are planned -~by the party in the foreseeable future, and most of its members are working toward the up coming trial of three of its members scheduled to begin in March, 1973. LARRY LITTLE, head of the BPP Chapter, and JULIUS WHITE CORNELL,JR., Captain of Defense, are charged with being an accessory after the fact of a felony. This Sharge Stems from the larceny of a meat truck during January, 1971, for which GRADY FULLER, BPP Member, has been charged. Various motions and appeals have delayed the trial, which is now scheduled for March, 1973. Three Winston-Salem BPP Members remain in Oakland, California, aiding with the BPP Political Campaign in that city. Sources report that these three may possibly return rs) to Winston-Salem in April of this year. BPP member RANDOLPH JENNINGS Xemains in North Carolina State Prison, Raleig » N. C., following his conviction of assault charges, JENNINGS is a member of the “High Point Three", three BPP members from High Point, N. C., who were convicted on the same charge. The other two Panthers have been released on appeal bond. The Winston-Salem Chapter is ) continuing in its efforts to raise enough money to cover ’ JENNINGS bond. Sources report that the BPP plans to continue its survival day programs and community actions in the future as a means of winning over the black community. LARRY LITTLE maintains that for the BPP to be successful, it must have 0) the support of the black community. 4 Approved: - Sent _ Mo Per ee Special Agent in Charge U,5.Government Printing Office. EO >